Sentence examples for contexts are made from inspiring English sources

Sounds that would likely cause offense in other musical contexts are made acceptable by their illustrative function.

Critically, however, discrimination ability was significantly impaired when the contexts were made highly similar, a behavioral deficit that was associated with a failure of neural pattern separation in the hippocampus.

As is true in various ways throughout the whole created order, humanity and its material context are made so that they may find fulfilment in their relationship.

Reports from sub Saharan Africa indicate that vital health decisions, in this context, are made based on crude estimates of disease and treatment burdens [ 2, 3].

This study, however, suggests that only patient characteristics and context are made relevant when test administrators justify their use of test information.

It would seem that the masculinity norms that have evolved in the study context are making use of new symbols to express power that facilitate the redefinition of men in relation to other men thereby reinforcing risky sexual behaviours.

Lanterna is not said pond, or anything like it, but the point about context is made.

It was an elliptical piece of literature – half Larkin, half Famous Five – and its context is made more explicit when read retrospectively, after a gander at the first clip of the film, which has just launched on the official film site.

Information is always being framed and re-framed by the motivations and assumptions that give it context, and context is made up of a thousand silent and invisible factors that create the paradigms that give facts meaning and make information matter.

A graph in this context is made up of vertices or nodes and lines called edges that connect them".

The choice of AADT in this context is made because this is something that can be easily measured (e.g. by traffic counters or the toll plaza receipts).